Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, 'quid pro quo' sexual harassment in housing occurs when:
AA landlord raises rent for all tenants
BA housing benefit or approval is conditioned on submission to sexual demands✓ Correct
CA tenant makes unwanted advances toward a landlord
DA landlord provides upgrades in exchange for early rent payment
Explanation
Quid pro quo sexual harassment in housing occurs when a landlord or manager conditions housing benefits (approval, rent reduction, repairs) on the tenant's submission to sexual demands.
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